Amazon Cyber Robotics Level 1 & 2

In the robot training missions, you will always code the robot to move different distances to get to the target. Good coders find ways to program that allow them to quickly change long code easily. In which of the following programs will it be easiest to change the distance?

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Why is the program shown the easiest to change in case the target's distance changes?

• Because the only change will be in the number in the Repeat block

• Because Repeat Loops are always the best code

• Because it is very short and we can change it quickly

Which of the following programs will get the robot to the closest pod?

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This program does not instruct the robot to bring the item to the associate. Why?

• At the start of its journey, the robot will crash into another pod. It needs to be directed to move around the pod first.

• At the end of its route, the robot will run into another pod that is currently at the station. The robot should move this first.

• The program will instruct the robot will drive into the wall.

• The program will instruct the robot to drive out of the Fulfillment Center floor.

What will happen if the Fulfillment Center’s floor was full of pods, as shown in the picture?

• The robot will easily deliver items and pods to the associate.

• There would be no path for delivering the needed pods to the associate.

• It would be difficult for the robot to find the correct pod.

• The robot might bump into pods on its way.

Two orders came one after the other: a watch, then a basketball. Where should the robot move the pod containing the watch, after the watch is taken from its pod by the associate?

• To the square marked A

• To the square marked B

• To the square marked C

• To the square marked D